Surplus Store American Roadside Architecture
Decor - Classic Black & White Print

Surplus Store American Roadside Architecture
Decor

Surplus Store American Roadside Architecture
Decor - Classic Black & White Print On A Wall

Surplus Store American Roadside Architecture
Decor - Classic Black & White Print In The Living Room

Surplus Store, Vertical on 1st Avenue & Battery Street in Seattle, Washington

by John Margolies

Find out about the history of Pacific Northwest roadways through this fine art print featuring Surplus Store, Vertical on 1st Avenue & Battery Street in Seattle, Washington by famous photographer John Margolies. The photographer gained recognition for his documentation of the mid-century commercial architectural style in America along with unusual American vernacular design. Capturing the colorful personalities of Seattle streets through the years, the photograph shows the bright red "SURPLUS" rocket sign.

This particular print features retro signage advertising mountaineering equipment, fishing gear, and vintage clothing, making it a great choice for those who appreciate the history of Seattle urban development and roadside architecture.

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We're so sure you'll love your Classic Print that we offer a 30-day, money-back guarantee.
All prints are made on large format Epson ink-jet printers with the finest archival pigments. We print exclusively on museum-quality cotton-rag paper that's made in the USA.
Our frames are contemporary yet elegant. Made from the highest quality wood moulding, they're offered in white, black, walnut and gold.
Our premium, off-white mat is custom cut and beveled for a gallery-like appearance. It's also archival to ensure the longevity of your print.
Frames arrive at your door, complete with a hook and nail, perfectly crafted and ready to hang.

Surplus Store, Vertical on 1st Avenue & Battery Street in Seattle, Washington

by John Margolies

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